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Cassius compares Caesar to the Colossus of Rhodes. One of the ancient wonders of the world, the Colossus of Rhodes was a statue of the Greek God, Zeus. He posits that Caesar's arrogance and ambition has led him to compare himself to the Gods.
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What was Julius Caesar philosophy on society politics art science or economics?
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What are some of the art work of the native American Indian that would compare to prehistoric art?
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match each artistic movement with a work art that represents it?
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What is ironic about Cassius' death?
Cassius was killed with the same sword that he used to kill Caesar. "Caesar, thou art revenged,/ Even with the sword that killed thee." (5.3.46-47) - Cassius
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it means Caesar has gotten revenge on the speaker. The sword that was used to kill Caesar was also used to kill the speaker. I believe the speaker is Cassius and he killed himself with that sword
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What actors and actresses appeared in The Sid Caesar-Art Carney Hour - 1959?
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Compare and contrast Pop Art with Abstract Expressionist Art?
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Compare and contrast the work of mc escher and victor vasarely?
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What art movement did Brett Whiteley belong too?
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